Review Notes: These have a really good solid maduro flavor/aroma, but the ones I've been smoking on have been plagued by a tight draw. Even running a poker through them only opens them up a little bit. Sad, because they have a nice flavor.

 Review Notes: 6 months in the box has turned this average cigar into a very good one. I am very surprised at the nuances and undertones that I experienced tonight that I didn't on my first try. More sweet wood and a caramel like flavor are evident in the first half with coffee and leather more prevalent after halfway. The wrapper is very oily and toothy. The burn is great for about 2.5 inches then there is some tunneling.

 Review Notes: Look for these on c-bid. At less than 3 bucks a stick, they are really a great buy, versus average at full price. After about 10 of them, they have been a consistent performer; medium to medium-full body and strength.

 Review Notes: A nice looking oily wrapper covers this big toro. The burn & draw are ok. This is the 3rd I have smoked from a fiver I got a while back. Medium bodied with a straightforward tobacco character. There are hints of a sweet floral tone in the nose. Like the other guys said, not bad, & definitely not a dog rocket, but a bit on the boring side. The finish is long & has a straight tobacco flavor.

 Review Notes: Dark, oily wrapper and adequate taste with subtle complexity. Strong coffee flavor dominates with intervening hints of almond and honey. Curiosity made me buy these and for less than $2 each in a five pack they aren't bad.